Over Thanksgiving I was able to go home and visit my family for a few days, which I don’t get to often. The day before all these pictures were taken the temperature was around 60 degrees, the next day was around 24 degrees. Well it got very cold and very dangerous over the next few days making travel pretty difficult, but I was able to snap a few pictures. 
This is from a little impromptu shoot that happened when the Cottonwood River started to overflow after some massive amounts of rain that hit our area and caused this river to overflow and run extremely quick.
This shot was a fun one to get. The reason being is that where I was standing I could see where my old fishing spot used to be. Now it was all under water. The clouds were an amazing addition as well.
This was a great shot and a tough one to get as well. The way the river was swirling around made it extremely tough to freeze the action and show how fast the river was actually moving. If you look directly at the trees in the background you can see the trees that hang over my normal fishing spot 15 foot under water.
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Thanks!
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